Books

Crank is a novel by Ellen Hopkins published in 2004. It is based loosely on the real life addictions of the author's dau

Lewis Hancox shares the highs and lows of growing up transgender in the 2000s in this award-shortlisted graphic memoir.

For the child curious about how a tiny seed becomes a giant tree. This poetic story shows how planting a single sapling

For the child who needs to see that their voice and talents can change the world. This stunning gallery of trailblazers

For children beginning to ask where their family came from or noticing the beautiful differences in their community.

For the child curious about where people come from, this lyrical history uses a garden metaphor to explain the many laye

For the child marveling at the vastness of the world, this lyrical journey follows a tiny bird's 4,000-mile flight, cele

For the teen who is curious about how change happens and wants to understand the gritty, persistent battle for equality

For the young reader questioning why things are the way they are, this history of the suffrage movement shows how persis

A secret network of safe houses and brave abolitionists helps freedom seekers navigate the dangerous path from the South

Experience the struggle for civil rights through the eyes of John Lewis in this striking graphic novel memoir about the

A young traveler from space lands on a quiet, transformed Earth and finds a viewfinder that reveals vibrant scenes of th

Two sisters use their talent and grit to navigate the winding paths of life in Brooklyn while chasing big dreams for the

For the teenager navigating the fallout of a parent's addiction, this story offers a path toward healing and reclaiming

For the teenager navigating the heavy, quiet winter of grief. This verse novel explores how two sisters process the loss

A young Jewish boy flees the dangers of Nazi Germany to seek safety and a new beginning as a refugee in Cuba in this mov

For the curious child who wonders where their trash goes. Explore the surprising history of waste and how humans are tur

For teens exploring their own identity or seeking to understand the experiences of others, this nonfiction guide provide

For the child grappling with the heavy weight of loss while navigating a new, uncertain future. This story follows Mayo'

Human rights and resilience take center stage in this historical look at the lives of ordinary people during the most di

For the child adjusting to a sudden change in family circumstances, this story offers hope through a move to a 1930s wor

Indian aristocrat Nana Saheb leads a rebellion against the East India Company during the 1857 Siege of Cawnpore before m

The journals and sketches of Esther Earl reveal the vibrant spirit of the teenager who inspired the story of The Fault i

In 1956 Budapest, Holocaust survivor Csilla joins a student revolution and Jewish folklore comes to life as she fights f